Seminar 236801 Winter 2008/9 Professor Barequet (Information provided by Olga, CS library) 1.\bibitem[AB06]{AB06} {\sc G. Aleksandrowicz and G. Barequet}, Counting $d$-dimensional polycubes and nonrectangular planar polyominoes, {\it Proc.\ 12th Ann.\ Int.\ Computing and Combinatorics Conf.}, Taipei, Taiwan, {\em Lecture Notes in Computer Science}, 4112, Springer-Verlag, 418--427, August 2006. Full version to appear in {\it Int.\ J. of Computational Geometry and Applications}. Available online at the Technion (on campus) 2.\bibitem[AB08]{AB08} {\sc G. Aleksandrowicz and G. Barequet}, Counting polycubes without the dimensionality curse, {\it Proc.\ 14th Ann.\ Int.\ Computing and Combinatorics Conf.}, Dalian, China, {\it Lecture Notes in Computer Science}, 5092, Springer-Verlag, pp.~100--109, June 2008. Available online at the Technion (on campus) 3.\bibitem[BMRR06]{BMRR06} {\sc G. Barequet, M. Moffie, A. Rib\'{o}, and G. Rote}, Counting polyominoes on twisted cylinders, {\em Integers} (electronic journal), 6~(2006), \#A22. Open access 4.\bibitem[DDFR04]{DDFR04} {\sc A. Del Lungo, E. Duchi, A. Frosini, and S. Rinaldi}, On the generation and enumeration of some classes of convex polyominoes, \emph{The Electronic J. of Combinatorics}, 11~(2004), 46~pp. Open access 5.\bibitem[Ed61]{Ed61} {\sc M. Eden}, A two-dimensional growth process, {\em Proc.\ 4th Berkeley Symp.\ on Mathematical Statistics and Probability}, IV, Berkeley, CA, 223--239, 1961. Open access 6.\bibitem[Je01]{Je01} {\sc I. Jensen}, Enumerations of lattice animals and trees, {\em J. of Statistical Physics}, 102~(2001), 865--881. Available online at the Technion (on campus) 7.\bibitem[Je03]{Je03} {\sc I. Jensen}, Counting polyominoes: A parallel implementation for cluster computing, {\em Proc.\ Int.\ Conf.\ on Computational Science}, part III, Melbourne, Australia and St.~Petersburg, Russia, {\em Lecture Notes in Computer Science}, 2659, Springer, 203--212, June 2003. Available online at the Technion (on campus) 8.\bibitem[Kl67]{Kl67} {\sc D.A. Klarner}, Cell growth problems, {\em Canadian J. of Mathematics}, 19~(1967), 851--863. Printed version at the MTH library, system number 1608427 9.\bibitem[KR73]{KR73} {\sc D.A. Klarner and R.L. Rivest}, A procedure for improving the upper bound for the number of $n$-ominoes, {\em Canadian J. of Mathematics}, 25 (1973), 585--602. Printed version at the MTH library, system number 1608427 10.\bibitem[Lu72a]{Lu72a} {\sc W.F. Lunnon}, Counting hexagonal and triangular polyominoes, in: \emph{Graph Theory and Computing} (R.C. Read, ed.), Academic Press, New York, 1972, 87--100. Book available at the CS library, system number 2019174 11.\bibitem[Lu72b]{Lu72b} {\sc W.F. Lunnon}, Symmetry of cubical and general polyominoes, in: \emph{Graph Theory and Computing} (R.C. Read, ed.), Academic Press, New York, 1972, 101--108. Book available at the CS library, system number 2019174 12.\bibitem[Lu75]{Lu75} {\sc W.F. Lunnon}, Counting multidimensional polyominoes, {\em The Computer Journal}, 18~(1975), 366--367. Available online at the Technion (on campus) 13.\bibitem[Ma99]{Ma99} {\sc N. Madras}, A pattern theorem for lattice clusters, {\em Annals of Combinatorics}, 3~(1999), 357--384. Available online at the Technion (on campus) 14.\bibitem[ML92]{ML92} {\sc S. Mertens and M.E. Lautenbacher}, Counting lattice animals: A parallel attack, \emph{J. of Statistical Physics}, 66~(1992), 669--678. Printed version at the Physics library, system number 1622977 15.\bibitem[Re81]{Re81} {\sc D.H. Redelmeier}, Counting polyominoes: Yet another attack, {\em Discrete Mathematics}, 36~(1981), 191--203. Printed version at the CS library, system number 1612340 16. \bibitem[SGG76]{SGG76} {\sc M.F. Sykes, D.S. Gaunt, and M. Glen}, Percolation processes in three dimensions, {\em J. of Physics, A: Mathematical and General}, 10~(1976), 1705--1712. Available online at the Technion (on campus) 17. \bibitem{VG03} {\sc M. V\"{o}ge and A.J. Guttmann}, On the number of hexagonal polyominoes, {\em Theoretical Computer Science}, 307~(2003), 433--453. Available online at the Technion (on campus)